From sweet-talking tracks to heartbreakers detailing the piercing realities of bad breakups, MoStack is revered for his expressive approach to documenting his experiences with romance. Now, four years after the original, Stacko's back with High Street Kid 2, a blend of his straight-talking street rap style with his lover boy tendencies over a foundation of melodic guitar strums and steady rhythms.

Speaking on the High Street Kid 2, MoStack comments: "Since I released the tape, people have been asking for the follow-up. They've been saying 'We want to hear that old MoStack. We want to hear High Street Kid. Do High Street Kid 2', so it only feels right that I release the follow-up to the fans — they're the ones who got me here."

One of the many highlight moments in the mixtape is Mist collab "Frankenstein", which lands with a set of visuals directed by Kaylum Dennis. Merging gory, blood-soaked scenes with stylish garms, the pair fire their rhymes back and forth surrounded by the friends they love. MoStack is evidently in his own lane in this rap game, everything from his rap flows, lyrical wordplay and the sonic backdrop he chooses to explore sets him apart from the rest. Spin High Street Kid 2 below.